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About Me I am currently a 4th year Architectural student from Fort Worth, TX. I enjoy doing all aspects of Architectural design and output from digital to physical. I yet to have work experience in an office but, I have a variety of skills that can prove useful.

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P | 817 730 1555 A | 1981 15th Street Troy, NY 12180 E | makijaved@gmail.com W | issuu.com/majid-javed

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Grasshopper Education Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY Fourth year: B.S. Architecture GPA 3.5

Architectural Interests

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Center for Architecture Science and Ecology, New York, NY Fall Semester Third Year

Honors

Activities

Work

Rensselaer Leader Award 2014-2018 Henry H. Mandle Scholarship 2014-2018

Chi Phi Fraternity Social group involved around campus in both actives and charitable donations Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers Society to help minorities excel in work NOMAS National Organization of Minority Architects A group dedicated to helping minorities in Architecture

RENDERING

Climate Analysis

Photoshop

MODEL MAKING

Illustrator

RPI School Or Architecture Publications Worked on page layouts, formating and editing Class TA Environmental and Ecological Systems Worked to give the professor advice on Class and helped running climate workshops

Indesign PARAMETRIC DESIGN

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Structural Concrete Vapor Barrier Protective Scrim Steel Plate

Terra Cotta Panel Anchor

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Terra Cotta Panel Rigid Insulation

Title: Turned Facade Critic: Gabrielle Brainard, RPI Project Description: The prompt of the project was to create an inventive Facade system with full construction details. Our team worked with Terra Cotta due to it’s dynamic range of shapes and colors. We wanted our Terra Cotta to have a faux dual color with dynamic moment

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Elevation 1’: 1” Al-Jalil Gault, Natalie Goklevent, Majid Javed Materials and Enclosures Final Project, Part 2

Software Used: Rhino V-ray Illustrator Photoshop Materials Used: Paint 3d Filament Wood Metal Brackets Partners: Aljalil Gault Natalie Govlevent Fall 2017

DETAIL CALLOUT 1’: 6”

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SECTION 1’: 1”

Al-Jalil Gault, Natalie Goklevent, Majid Javed Materials and Enclosures Final Project, Part 2

Formed Coping

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ASSEMBLY DIAGRAM Al-Jalil Gault, Natalie Goklevent, Majid Javed Materials and Enclosures Final Project, Part 2

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Steel Plate Thermal Break Terra Cotta Panel Anchor

Terra Cotta Panel

Protective Scrim Rigid Insulation Vapor Barrier Structural Concrete Gravel Sand

Turned Facade

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Massings

Title: Stratified Urbanity

Roofing PanelsGlass/ Planters

Critic: Thomas R. Verebes, RPI Project Description: The studio site was set in Montreal, CA. It was a highway that caused a gash in the urban fabric of the city. We were tasked with bridging the gap. One of our first assignments was to make generative grasshopper scipts that informed our building. I worked heavily in the grasshopper computation, drawings, and model making Software Used: Rhino V-ray Illustrator Photoshop Grasshopper

Outside Shell of the Field

Flooring PanelsGlass/ Steel Decking

Structural Support Collumns for Both Massings and Field

Materials Used: MDF Taskboard Foam Partners: Tom Janson Elijah Coley Fall 2017 5


nal Section - Scale : 1:150

Stratified Urbanity

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Stratified Urbanity

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MODULE OPERATION

SECTION AA 1.5”=1’

SECTION BB 1.5”=1’

ELEVATIONS

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Title: Pinecone Cart

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MICROGREEN-COVERED AWNING SPINE OF SOLAR COLLECTORS

Critic: D. Comodromos, CASE Project Description: The CASE’s mission for this studio was to rethink the New York City Food Cart Paradigm. Overall, the focus was to create a clean energy food cart that delivered nutrition to food deserts while using plants to bio-remediate the air around it. This was a major collaborative project. I worked on all design concepts and worked heavily in the shingle design.

RETRACTABLE FELT PANEL STRUCTURE

MICROGREEN FELT PANELS MODULE PROLIFERATION 1.5” = 1’

FULL GROWN EDIBLE PLANTS

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PARTIAL DEPLOYMENT OF NESTING STRUCTURE

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Software Used: Rhino Indesign V-ray Illustrator Photoshop

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Collaborators:

CART DIAGRID STRUCTURE

Luis Guardado Lauren Ruskauff Christina Ciardullo Mandi Pretorius Phoebe Mankiewicz Adam Beres Kayla Hernstadt

Fall 2017

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CLOSED WINTER MODULES

Pinecone Cart

Urban Agro-remediation Pods

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CART MODULAR SKIN:SUMMER Source: CASE Fall 2016

Pinecone Cart Details

Urban Agro-remediation Pods

Source: CASE Fall 2016

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ARUGULA Eruca sativa

LACIANTO KALE Brassica oleracea

PHYTOREMEDIATION AT THE ROOT RHIZOSPHERE THROUGH A SOLID POROUS MEDIA

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WINTER CABBAGE Brassica oleracea (Capitata Group)

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RED WINTER KALE Brassica oleracea (Acephala Group)

PHYTOREMEDIATION AT THE ROOT RHIZOSPHERE THROUGH A TENSION PANEL SYSTEM

Pinecone Cart Wall Section (1:1)

Source: CASE Fall 2016

Urban Agro-remediation Pods

Pinecone Cart

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Title: Contrasting Forms Critic: Adam Dayem, RPI Project Description: The goal of the studio was to create a housing complex in downtown Troy, NY. Our instructions were to use grasshopper to arrange and array boxes to create solids and voids for models. The same language found in the study models would later be introduced to the final housing project.

Software Used: Rhino Grasshopper V-ray Illustrator Photoshop Materials Used: Task board 3-d Filament Foam Mdf Wood Acrylic Partner: Seraphim Le Spring 2016 10


+10 FLOOR PLAN: 1/16” = 1’-0”

+10 +0 -10

SECTION B-B: 1/16” = 1’-0”

+0 FLOOR PLAN: 1/16” = 1’-0”

SECTION C-C: 1/16” = 1’-0”

10 FLOOR PLAN: 1/16” = 1’-0”

SECTION D-D: 1/16” = 1’-0”

Contrasting Forms

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Contrasting Forms

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TOP

BACK

SIDE

FRONT

Title: Techno-logic Critic: Ted Ngai, RPI Project Description: The project was to design a new artist residency for the Omi International Arts Center. We started with a sculpture which we deconstructed. The same logic was applied to another organic form. These studies led to the studio picking a formal system and designing our residency in the same formal language as our chosen system. Software Used: Rhino Grasshopper V-ray Maya Illustrator Photoshop

FRONT

SIDE

TOP

BACK

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Parti Diagram

esk Pier 9 has given artist residency program help al of making some of the

Center of Charge

Magnetic Field Lines Ferro Fluid

Legend

Magnetic Sphere

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Starting Phase

1. Storage 2. Women’s Restroom 3. Men’s Restroom 4. Duty Staff 5. Director’s Office 6. Mechanical Closet 7. Maintenance Office 8. Reception 9. Exhibition/Changing Space Basic Forms Generation 10. Studio Space 11. Living Spaces 12. Conference Area 13. Workshop 14. Multi-Purpose Hall 15. Dining Hall/Kitchen

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1. Storage 2. Women’s Restroom 3. Men’s Restroom 4. Duty Staff 5. Director’s Office 6. Mechanical Closet 7. Maintenance Office 8. Reception 9. Exhibition/Changing Space 10. Studio Space 11. Living Spaces 12. Conference Area 13. Workshop 14. Multi-Purpose Hall 15. Dining Hall/Kitchen

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Techno-logic

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Title: Opposites Distract Critic: Serban Ionescu, RPI Project Description: The studio started with a film. We assigned to extract stills from the film and build up abstractions with hand drawings. From these drawings we moved to models and back to drawings. Eventually we incorporated a vehicle capable of flight (in my case a drone) to interact with a chosen site for the final model.

Software Used: Rhino V-ray Illustrator Photoshop Materials Used: Task board Vellum Foam Wood Acrylic Spring 2015 17


Opposites Distract

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Opposites Distract

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Title: Rotation Critic: Anthony Titus, RPI Project Description: The basic theme of the studio was to take a given grid and then create forms using extrusion, solid and void. I incorporated the idea of rotation into my project as an exploration of space and to add a sense of balance to work. Finally we were to introduce water into the final site model to see how it would affect our designs. Software Used: Rhino V-ray Illustrator Photoshop Materials Used: Taskboard Foam Core Wood

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Rotation

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Rotation

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